http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1711805/posts
"Mursal and hundreds of other Muslim cabdrivers at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport refuse to take customers they know are carrying alcohol. They don't search bags, but a wine box may be enough to leave a fare waiting for the next cab."
>Mursal and hundreds of other Muslim cabdrivers at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport refuse to take customers they know are carrying alcohol. They don’t search bags, but a wine box may be enough to leave a fare waiting for the next cab.
I saw that and considered that. Let’s say that a cab driver wanted to refuse service to a person who had a box of pornography. Could he do that?
What if a cab driver wanted to refuse service to a person who was not dressed decent. Allowed?
I have never been a fan of the federal government rewriting the duties of those who serve the public. But I can see the reasoning.
That issue is not a Muslim issue. It’s a question of the rights of a customer to trump the standards of the service provider.